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GNU/Linux Debian Bullseye Runlevel 3 How-to

May 12, 2021 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

GNU/Linux Debian Bullseye Accessing Runlevel 3 Guide

Hi! This Guide simply shows you Step-by-step How to Boot Debian Bullseye 11 GNU/Linux in Runlevel 3.

By Default, a System Boots either to Runlevel 3 or to Runlevel 5. The Run Level 3 is the CLI Default Server Mode and Instead, Run Level 5 is the Default GUI Desktop Mode.

Especially relevant: for a Desktop first we Reboot system and then Go to Runlevel 3.

Debian 11 Runlevel 3 - Featured

  1. 1. Launching Terminal

    How to QuickStart with Command Line on Debian GNU/Linux

    Bash Shell Debian QuickStart Guide

  2. 2. Editing GRUB Command

    First, Restart Debian System
    From Command Line: 

    sudo reboot
    And then on Grub Splash
    Hit ‘e’ to Edit boot command:

    Debian 11 Runlevel 3 - edit grub command

    Next Find Line containing
    “echo ‘Loading initial ramdisk…”
    And Append a ‘3‘ on Top of that at the End of Line containing ‘quiet’!
    (Use arrows to navigating)

    Debian 11 Runlevel 3 - edit grub command

  3. 3. Booting Runelevel 3

    Finally, Hit Ctrl+x or F10 to Boot into Debian’s Shell!
    Login with your UserName & Pass…

    Debian 11 Stop X Server - runlevel 3 shell

    Finally, to Check Runlevel do:

    who -r

    And you should happily Find a 3 as Output!